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. 0:0)-()-0-l yb o ue 0 m 0 un 0 ame 0 aw 0 <a> 0 dn 0â€"<us 0 d 0. qmn 0h c .:Oi’mti-fl- 0 dime O ue 0 <ap 0 4n 0 <aks 0 en CGmep 0 ue 0â€"i 0â€"me 0â€"cane: 0â€"ens EIGHT t RADIO SALES AND SUPPLIES of 1927 || ii i ;i j| || J }j }i 1j wo 0 <up 0â€"ub o <pp 0 <as 0 4upâ€"0 <ab 0â€"Gu> 0 â€"<mnâ€"C caP uo Câ€"<ab 0 «u> 0 cup 0 <me > a ".I).l)-‘i-(l-u.fl-fl.fl--fl‘()-‘w)“ i! i| 1| 1 i! N d 3 $ ; 1 $ & i| § £ 1j The Radio Shop 23 Main Street West We sell Canadian RADIOS at â€" BUY â€" CANADIAN PRODUCTS. Self preservation is the first law of naâ€" ture. REMEMBER THIS If you buy Foreign Products you take the bread out of vour ow n mouth. | rormearcum |l us1 0 <aie (bite oâ€" Phone 26 THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO umc anmâ€"4l6 Reeve of village 1917â€"18â€"19â€"20. Elected first mayor of Grimsby Town, Monday, January 2nd, 1922. The ocean perch gives birth to its young instead of laying eggs, On March 29, 1893 he married Jenâ€" nie Teeter and this union has been blessed with three sons and three daughters. Educated in Grimsby schools. At an early age he entered the shoe business of his father and has been connected ~with it ever since.. Has had considerable experience in real estate and insurance business and is also part owner of the Grimsby Brick and Tile Works. f Prominent Mason and Oddfellow. Always prominent in sporting afâ€" fairs and is a director of The Grimsby Arena. For six years previous to 1914 he served as a member of the Board of Eduwcation. 16 Third son of John C. and Jane Farâ€" rell, who are both living and in good health. Mr. Farrell, Sr. having the pleasure of being able to cast a vote on election day for his son. â€"â€" The Province of Manioba has estabâ€" lished a provincial service, and it is understood that other provinces are considering the adoption of a similar policy.. The Federal Administration is fully appreciative of the utility of broadcasting to this Dominion and will see that it develops along the lines which will give the best possible reâ€" sult to our listening public. Taken from the Independent files of 1922. Born in Grimsby August 26th, 1870, consequently will be 52 years old next August. The Dominion, a country of vast areas and sparse population, lends itâ€" self to the fullest utilization of broadâ€" casting, and there are toâ€"day some 400,000 receiving sets in operation. Canada has toâ€"day some 81 broadâ€" casting station, practically all of which are operated by private or commercial interests for indirect adâ€" yertising or publicity in one form or other. The Great Lakes and East Coast "ship to shore" radio system consists ofâ€"anâ€"intercommunicating chain of 26 stations and 6 beacons, extending from Port Arthur at the head of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, and on the Pacific Coast a chain of 14 staâ€" tions extending from Victoria to Alâ€" aska. At the time of Confederation, a trip across the Atlantic ‘was still an adâ€" venture, taking from two to three weeks. Toâ€"day the liners run with a regularity approaching that of a railâ€" road service, and a passenger, six days before the ship is due to arrive in Montreal, by means of long distncee radio is able to reserve a room with bath for a certain hour on a certain day, as a matter of routine. As the ship approaches within 500 miles of the Canadian coast, she comes within the range of the chain of "aid to naviâ€" gation" radio stations; if she is in a fog she verifies her position by means of the Direction Finders; if she deâ€" sires to check her chronometer, she does so by means of the radio time signals. Every twelve hours the naviâ€" gator is provided with complete weaâ€" ther forecasts for the area in which the ship is steaming; and he is advised of the exact location of any ice which may be in his track. ‘ Since 1901, when 50 miles was a long range for a station, progress in radio has been steady. In 1902, Sir Wilfrid Laurier invited Mr. Marconi to Ottawa, and as a result a transâ€" atlantic radiotelegraph service beâ€" tween Canada and Great Britain was established, This service was inaugâ€" urated in 1907, and has been mainâ€" tained since that date. The apparatus of the Glace Bay transatlantic station was, of course, materially altered and improved from time to time, and last year this staâ€" tion was discontinued and the service tranferred to a Beam Station, the latâ€" est development in radio, located at Drummondville, P. Q. The stations were built by the Marâ€" coni Company. Power for the transâ€" mitter was obtained from dry batâ€" teries, and the receiving sets were of the most primitive type,' using Marâ€" coni‘s coherer of metal filings in a glass tube as the detector. Canada‘s first use of radio was the establishment of radiotelegraph comâ€" munication between stations at Belle Isle and Chateau Bay on the mainâ€" land on the north side of the Belle Isle Straits, as a substitute for a subâ€" marine cable which was continually being interrupted by icebergs. Member FIRST MAYOR of village council 1914â€"15â€" RADIO § « mam ce c ofo aase o aam» 0 «m ofe n «e 0 aanâ€"oâ€" ! © en o «u0 ares> se ene 0 ame 0 «rp 0 e L m ;i gl || 1" [ Phone 362 Auto Electric and Battery Service equipment. BETTER + Electrical Service The electrical equipment of your automobile performs many duties that help to make motoring a real pleasure. Starting, lighting and ignition represent a big development in motor car design. These units need the attention and care of experts. They need the service that only an exâ€" pert automotive electrician can give. K. E. WHYTE A SET FOR EVERY PURSE. RADIO SUPPLIES RADIO RECEPTION! wWHEN YOU BUY /A RADIO FROM US YOU ARE GUARANTEED A SET THAT WILL GIVE YOU THEâ€"BEST RECEPTION ANBD ONE THAT WILTL OPERATE ALIL THE TIME. f MANY RADIOS ARE BEING MADE TODAY. WESTINGHOUSE SETS LEAD IN POPULARITY T he>= | Westinghouse Sales and Service We carry genuine parts for Autoâ€"Lite Wagner EXPERT RADIO SERVICE A SPECIALTY 6 c tm 0 dun .( en ) uns 0 ceu> <> «um <> esd <> Cb 0 anap 0 <hin 0 «on 0â€"mupâ€"0â€"aem 0 â€"<sm <: s 19 GRIMSBY, ONT. . _â€"B..â€"HEAT HCOTE <ap 0 anp 0â€"<meâ€"0 <m> 0 <anâ€" <riâ€"0â€"4Gmâ€")> m câ€"<m o e 0 cup 0 on 0 c 0 m 0 dat 0 <d 0 dan 0 oun 0 u0 e 0 cap 0 dan 0 meâ€"0 aneâ€"0 u> 0 aanâ€" 0 aun 0 en 0 4o 0 en 0 <aaeâ€" esn c l).(.fl‘l“o-l)-l)-u-u.()-fl.0-0‘0-0-0.".0-4)-1lmm.fi-(‘:’ 1 Main St., next to The Independent cb o en 0 <nm 0 um 0 qi 0 Cdrn o<rib 0 ue 0 Gr 0n Cb â€"Gweeeâ€" 1 <rmine C Delco Remy Westinghouse ) amav 0 <up 0 â€"<alâ€"0 «i /) â€"<qr05 C <miâ€" <aneâ€"0 â€"xme>â€"0 «ie C me c <mus câ€"<mip oâ€"mab 0 ow 0 dons 0 cugh o <insâ€") «un s Wednesday, August 10, 1927 ie on o aue 0 an e o <ue 0 n 0 can (â€" ue 0â€"cu o ce 0 dn 0d (6.6 Lup ogme 0 ame omes came caue ceep cone o aue 0quee 0â€"<qu mm | '.0‘0.4).0-"‘ »â€"vâ€"<2u»â€"0 <upâ€"0 apâ€"0â€"amm cole i t i ||